Cloud computing has made our networks complex to the point that we need better resources to watch over them. Network observability and monitoring are two resources you can use to control your networks. They have unique use-cases, but can you use them together?
Monitoring your network needs lots of eyes and ears to work properly. Setting alarms can help, but it can also backfire if not implemented right.
As businesses mix cloud services with on-premises hardware and software, network monitoring becomes more crucial — and more difficult.
You’ve got servers that you’re monitoring across your enterprise so you can check on their status. But where are they located? What you need is a network monitoring map.
Many things can go wrong in an IT environment, but most of them can be prevented if admins use infrastructure monitoring solutions to help them keep a 24/7 watch on their systems.
Think of the Microsoft Message Analyzer as your one-stop shop for all the network troubleshooting needs. Here’s an in-depth look at some of the features.
